I expect 'faulty' units to fetch a price premium on eBay soon - after all, if you're daft enough to spend a stupid amount of dosh on something that looks like a piece of dodgy scenery from a Blake's Seven episode, what better than to have one that can actually do its own smoke effects too.
I'm guessing it's because Doctors just wanna play some Crysis. They know crap about building PC's. If everyone knew everything about IT, we woulnd't have jobs.
@I Know - The point is not about how to build your own computer for cheap. The point is that Acer failed to do their jobs in putting that thing together. I looked at the fugly thing a while back and said "That thing's gonna overheat...it's like a plastic brick!". It's not about where the machine is manufactured either, most of your components are made in china. If they got components made in the US...be prepared to pay a few times the price! People buy expensive computers because they don't have the ability to build something of that level and at the same time want something that looks cool so they can show off. That's where it's at! It is however, better to spend 6K with an independent system builder who knows what they're doing as opposed to this for sure! Oh and yeah...arnold...LMAO!!!
How many amateur builders do more than stick the components in, add a couple of fans and make sure their system doesn't fall over? How many place the completed build in hot rooms and exercise CPU, hard disk and graphics card to the maximum at the same time?
In theory all the faff with choosing heatsinks, fans, component installation etc is handled by buying it from someone else. Unfortunately it appears this is not always the case.
Still, at least paying in this case means it's fixed for you.
I thinky ou miss the point yes its an expensive pc and it would be cheaper for you to build your own system. HOWEVER, if I had spent 6k on a pc I'd be really annoyed to find it was made on the cheap in china... It's liek the cheap stuff in apple products, when you pay premium you expect a higher quality of componets, better build quality and reliability.
I wonder what the components and labour comes to (well under 6k, probably under 3k with the buying power of an organisaton liek Acer) it's actually a joke...
Why on earth would anyone waste $6k on a PC? Why not build yourself? Lazy and stupid, so they deserve the shoddy Chinese $6k PC. .... I'd be seriously pissed, but since I haven't bought a ready-made PC since I were a wee nipper back in Jan 2k (and it had nothing to do with the Y2K bug), this would never happen to me. HAHA!
I expect 'faulty' units to fetch a price premium on eBay soon - after all, if you're daft enough to spend a stupid amount of dosh on something that looks like a piece of dodgy scenery from a Blake's Seven episode, what better than to have one that can actually do its own smoke effects too.
I'm guessing it's because Doctors just wanna play some Crysis. They know crap about building PC's. If everyone knew everything about IT, we woulnd't have jobs.
@I Know - The point is not about how to build your own computer for cheap. The point is that Acer failed to do their jobs in putting that thing together. I looked at the fugly thing a while back and said "That thing's gonna overheat...it's like a plastic brick!". It's not about where the machine is manufactured either, most of your components are made in china. If they got components made in the US...be prepared to pay a few times the price! People buy expensive computers because they don't have the ability to build something of that level and at the same time want something that looks cool so they can show off. That's where it's at! It is however, better to spend 6K with an independent system builder who knows what they're doing as opposed to this for sure! Oh and yeah...arnold...LMAO!!!
Arnie will be laughing all the way to his weekly mud bath.
How many amateur builders do more than stick the components in, add a couple of fans and make sure their system doesn't fall over? How many place the completed build in hot rooms and exercise CPU, hard disk and graphics card to the maximum at the same time?
In theory all the faff with choosing heatsinks, fans, component installation etc is handled by buying it from someone else. Unfortunately it appears this is not always the case.
Still, at least paying in this case means it's fixed for you.
@ I Know
I thinky ou miss the point yes its an expensive pc and it would be cheaper for you to build your own system. HOWEVER, if I had spent 6k on a pc I'd be really annoyed to find it was made on the cheap in china... It's liek the cheap stuff in apple products, when you pay premium you expect a higher quality of componets, better build quality and reliability.
I wonder what the components and labour comes to (well under 6k, probably under 3k with the buying power of an organisaton liek Acer) it's actually a joke...
Why on earth would anyone waste $6k on a PC? Why not build yourself? Lazy and stupid, so they deserve the shoddy Chinese $6k PC. .... I'd be seriously pissed, but since I haven't bought a ready-made PC since I were a wee nipper back in Jan 2k (and it had nothing to do with the Y2K bug), this would never happen to me. HAHA!